A look at the front page of The Indian Express, published on November 25, Forty Years Ago.

Why the Lalu-Kejriwal hug became a controversy.

For many Bangladeshis, they hint at closure for 1971.

For India, a unified Southeast Asian market represents special opportunities — and challenges.

On Indian peacekeeping abroad, Samantha Power shows some deft diplomacy.

Opposition victory gives Argentina a shot at change. But it will be a long, hard haul.

Unless government engages Opposition, Parliament will be about ordinances and obstruction.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje’s response to yet another cow row shows the way.

Much of this is from merging the inflation-neutralising dearness allowance of 125 per cent (Rs 8,750) with the basic pay.

Every day of the 2015 monsoon session, we witnessed the chairperson of the Rajya Sabha helplessly pleading with MPs to discharge their responsibilities and maintain the decorum of the House.

Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon was sworn in before Parliament in Madrid as King Juan Carlos I, restoring monarchy to Spain after 44 years.

There is a Facebook page as well as a Twitter account (with close to seven lakh followers). Yet, what substantive work the Aayog does is not really known.

On Saturday, November 14, Daesh (the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State) claimed responsibility for the attacks on the French capital, indicating that they would be the “first of the storm”.

First they came for his amorous pursuits. Next they’ll come for his martini.

Uday lacks a strong, accessible monitoring mechanism critical for its success

Yes, RJD is the largest party. But does that entitle Lalu’s son to a shortcut to the No 2 job?

Nitish’s ‘Bihar model’ can do with a bit of ‘Gujarat’ and ‘Punjab’, too

Modi can leverage foreign policy, in political and economic terms, to repair his domestic image

Front page stories from the Indian Express, forty yeas ago.

Why couldn’t Dr Singh visit Pakistan? Why did UPA policy not deliver when he, Khurshid were in charge?

Results of local elections indicate that the BSP is regaining ground in UP.

Jindal was one of the better GOP candidates. But America couldn’t afford his hostility to immigration.

Congress stand is indefensible — Rahul Gandhi’s UK filings raise questions of propriety that he needs to answer.

The reality of rural distress is sinking in only now for policymakers.